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Emma Sears bagged a brace and rookie Audrey McKeen scored her first professional goal as Racing Louisville hammered Orlando Pride 3-1.
AIRacing Louisville dismantled Orlando Pride 3-1 on Friday night, with rookie Audrey McKeen etching her name into the club's record books and Emma Sears doing what she does best - finding the net.
McKeen opened the scoring in the 16th minute with her first professional goal, becoming the youngest scorer in Racing Louisville's history. A landmark moment for a player who looks destined for bigger things.
Sears then took centre stage in the second half, striking twice - in the 68th and 86th minutes - to put the result beyond doubt. Both goals came courtesy of assists from veteran midfielder Lauren Milliet, lifting Sears' season tally to four, Equalizer Soccer reports.
It's now three wins from four for Racing Louisville - a run of form that belies their second-to-last standing in the table on 17 points. After a bruising stretch earlier in the campaign, they're finally clicking.
For Orlando, this is another blow. Still reeling from a defeat to North Carolina Courage, they failed to mount any meaningful comeback in Louisville. Questions are mounting.
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